Re: (oblivious to pain)/some thoughts

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In a message dated 12/16/2006 8:31:45 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, perkypup05@... writes:

Or is her threshold or tolerance to pain higher than others?

Dear Teri,

When she was about six -- and we were patterning -- my daughter would leap from our tiled dining room table to the floor, landing on her hands and knees, to go back to creeping (brain exercise). Not only did it not bother her, but she never had a mark on her from it.

There are many more instances. I think that what it is is that the mind is put in some other place. I was astounded to read that there are multiple personalities where the individual can have poison ivy as one personality and not as the other; need glasses as one personality, have perfect vision as another; be deaf in one mode, have perfect hearing in another.

It's all in the use to which the individual -- albeit child or adult -- is putting their mind. Therefore, it's always got to be healable.

Francine